Questions Before You Play?
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frequently asked questions
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Bridge2Sports offers programs for people of all ages and ability levels. Specific partner programs may have their own participant requirements, so check the program listing or contact the provider for details.
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No. Many Bridge2Sports opportunities are designed for people who are brand new to adaptive sports, including Adaptive Sports Open Gym. Individual partner programs may vary.
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Yes, many Bridge2Sports experiences encourage friends, family members, and people without disabilities to participate together. Check individual program details for specific participation guidelines.
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No for Bridge2Sports programming. Bridge2Sports has equipment available to support participation. Partner organizations may also provide equipment, and Bridge2Sports can sometimes help when additional equipment is needed.
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Yes. Bridge2Sports can help individuals and organizations access adaptive equipment. Availability and specific loan arrangements depend on the equipment, timing, and request.
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Current Bridge2Sports programming includes Adaptive Sports Open Gym, cycling, boccia, archery, and air rifle. The broader Triangle network also includes opportunities such as wheelchair tennis, goalball, sled hockey, power soccer, adaptive climbing, dance and movement, and other sports.
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Opportunities are available throughout the Triangle, including Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, and other surrounding communities. Use Find Your Sport or the Adaptive Sports Calendar for current locations.
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Bridge2Sports programs are free. Partner programs may have separate costs or registration requirements, which should be listed on the relevant opportunity or provider page.
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Registration depends on the program. Use the registration link on the relevant sport, program, event, or calendar listing and follow the instructions provided. Adaptive Sports Open Gym currently requires a RecLink account through Raleigh Parks and Recreation.
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No. Bridge2Sports operates some programs directly and also connects visitors with opportunities offered by trusted community partners. Every listing should clearly identify the provider.
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The partner organization does. Follow the registration or contact information on the opportunity page and manage booking directly with that provider.
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Contact Bridge2Sports at admin@Bridge2Sports.org or (866) 880-2742. If the opportunity is operated by a partner, we can also help connect you with the provider.